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The ten emblematic animals of Canada to discover during your stay

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Canadians see nature as a key part of their national identity: different species of fauna and flora are renowned for their natural abundance.

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Maple syrup or honey? The advantages and disadvantages.

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Maple syrup and honey are both natural and healthier options than refined industrial sugar. If Honey is produced by bees, maple syrup comes from the transformation of the tree's sap. We tell you about their advantages and disadvantages below.

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Lovers’ Day in Quebec

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Valentine's Day, or lovers' day, is important in Quebec. Considered a day dedicated to love, it is celebrated by both couples and single people. Here's how this celebration takes place in Canada.

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Agave syrup or maple syrup: how to make sure you make the right choice?

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Agave syrup has been little known for a few years, but it has gradually found its place in kitchens. As for its "alter ego", maple syrup, it is from Canada and always ready to thrill your taste buds. It is necessary to learn more about these two products to be able to make the right choice. The taste and texture of maple syrup and agave syrup are so similar that you couldn't tell them apart. But does one bring more than the other? Let's start!

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The maple leaf, the emblem of Canada

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The maple leaf immediately calls Canada when seen. How did it become such a strong symbol of the country, and what place does it occupy there today? We give you more explanation in this article.

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How to use cranberry juice?

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Cranberry is a small tart red berry the size of a cherry, native to North America. Today, very popular, this berry is consumed in many forms: raw, dried, in powder, in tea, in jam, in compote, in syrup, in vinaigrette, coated in chocolate and of course in juice! Like most fruits, consuming them whole provides better nutritional results. So here are the reasons and benefits why you won't want to part with your cranberry juice and especially the best ways to use it!

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The benefits and virtues of maple syrup

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Find out the latest news on the latest research on the benefits and the properties of maple syrup on health. To discover without delay.

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Legend of the dream catcher (dream catcher)

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A dreamcatcher or dreamcatcher is a handcrafted object modeled on the spider's web, some threads of which were originally created for use in textiles. It is a magical amulet that traps bad dreams and lets good ones pass.

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Recognize the different types of maple

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There are three categories of maples according to their origin: American maple (we are talking about Canadian maple in particular in this article), European maple, Eastern maple, the most famous of which is Japanese maple. You will learn about the different types of maple in each category after reading.

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How to store maple syrup

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A bottle or jar of maple syrup can be stored for several years if it is still sealed. This preservation does not require a particular temperature. However, it is advisable to keep the maple syrup cold once its container is opened. Indeed, this will prevent the formation of crystals at the bottom of the jar that could change the taste. Exposure to ambient air also promotes the development of mold.

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Canada, the country with the most lakes in the world

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Canada concentrates 60 % of the world's natural lakes and 9% of its territory covered with fresh water. It contains more than 20% of the world's fresh water. It is the country with the largest number of natural lakes in the world, and it is followed by Russia and the United States. Natural lakes, like those found throughout Canada, form in mountainous regions and rift zones, as well as in areas of glaciation - all of these regions occur naturally in this country.

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Top 20 expressions from Quebec

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Quebecers use expressions that are both funny and colorful at the same time, which are often difficult to understand without a little explanation. That's what this article is for, to make sure you understand conversations the best you can.

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Why do Canadians build their homes out of wood?

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But it's not just a question of availability, there are practical and economic reasons why Canadians prefer wood for their homes. It dates back to early French and British settlers who used local resources to construct homes and buildings. Nonetheless, wood is a building material with several advantages, making it a natural choice for builders and homeowners. Even today, wood continues to be a very popular building material throughout the country.

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Poutine cheese - A typical Canadian dish

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Poutine is a dish originally from Quebec, very popular in Canadian fast food restaurants. The authentic poutine recipe includes French fries and cheese curds, all topped with a delicious meat sauce

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The lemon and maple syrup diet: an effective detox cure.

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Who doesn't dream of losing unsightly little bulges before the arrival of summer? Thanks to a detox diet, we get rid of the toxic elements present in the body. Nothing like the lemon and maple syrup diet. So let's see what it consists of.

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Why do Canadians speak French and English?

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Find out why French and English are the two essential languages of Canada. History, culture and linguistic diversity at the heart of a bilingual nation.

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What do Canadians eat for breakfast?

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A cosmopolitan country, Canada stands out for its great cultural diversity. With a population of nearly 38 million, this North American state has no less than 06 ethnic origins. For decades, Canada has been one of the countries where life is good, which is why many foreigners emigrate there every year. One thing leading to another, this melting pot has turned Canadian customs upside down. Indeed, if the local gastronomy is mainly inspired by Scottish and Irish traditions, it is also marked by...

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What are the cultural differences between Americans and English-speaking Canadians?

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Cultural differences between Americans and English-speaking Canadians are deeply rooted in their history, governance and values. Although sharing a common language and close geographical ties, these two countries have distinct nuances that speak to their unique identities. Their traditions, customs and attitudes towards diversity reflect different approaches to everyday life. This exploration of the cultural differences between Americans and English-speaking Canadians will provide a better...

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Beaver tail recipe

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Canada is a country rich in culinary specialties and beaver tail is one of the essential recipes. It is distinguished by its soft texture as well as its oval, elongated and flat shape. This Canadian donut has its own cooking method. In addition, the ingredients used during its preparation are well defined. But what can be said about the true story of the beaver tail and how is it concocted?

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Indian summer in Canada: A colorful trip!

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As summer draws to a close, the leaves change color and lend a unique ambience to the forests and fields. Canada offers, at this time, a striking landscape from the month of September, in its vast forests and its wild expanses.

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The Canadian boreal forest

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The Canadian boreal forest has one of the best preserved ecosystems in the world. Endowed with a rich and unequaled biodiversity, it currently constitutes 28 % of the world's intact forests. The boreal zone also plays an essential role in Canada's economy, since it contains abundant natural resources, thus creating thousands of jobs. Between conservation, tourism and economy, here is what you need to know about the Canadian boreal forest.

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Focus on the caribou, an emblematic Canadian animal

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The caribou is a mammal belonging to the Cervidae family. Its dark brown color makes it easy to identify. Its belly, mane and neck are creamy white in color. In this article, you will learn about the three species of caribou in Canada. Zoom in on this emblematic Canadian animal!

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The History of the North American Bison

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The bison, also known as the American buffalo, is a large mammal that has roamed the North American continent for centuries. Native to the United States and southern Canada, this animal was vital to Native Americans before the European colonization of North America. The bison were central to the lives of early settlers who traveled west across the prairies and plains in covered wagons. Buffalo hide harvests were a valuable source of income for eastern suppliers. The large herds were soon to...

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The Northern Lights in Canada: when can we see them?

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Do you dream of seeing the Aurora Borealis? You will be able to contemplate them during your stay in Canada. This phenomenon results from the meeting of gases, the solar wind and the upper atmosphere. It is often observed between the 65th and the 75th parallel. Let's see more about this.

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Main products grown in Canada

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Whatever the country, agriculture is one of the pillars of the national economy. The same is true for Canada, where agriculture plays a very important role. True, only 7 % of the country's land area is used for cultivation, but that does not hinder Canada's productivity. Indeed, thousands of products are grown there every year, including corn, canola and fruit.

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What are the Canadian holidays?

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Each country has its own set of holidays: let's take a look at those of Canada through the seasons in this article. Only 5 public holidays are celebrated nationally: Christmas and New Year's Day, Good Friday, Labor Day and Canada Day. Each province or region then has its own calendar of festivities. Groundhog Festival or Winter Carnival, you will see that some Canadian celebrations are not lacking in originality.

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Maple taffy, an authentic Canadian tradition

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Maple taffy is a Canadian tradition, and more specifically in Quebec. Maple syrup is heated and condensed, before being poured over snow. We thus obtain soft confectionery, which is eaten with a spoon or like a lollipop. Find out more about this Canadian candy below.

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Jasper National Park in Canada

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With over 740,000 acres of rugged beauty, Jasper National Park of Canada is the largest among the national parks in the Canadian Rockies. Here you'll find some of the most spectacular views on the planet and a plethora of wildlife, including grizzly bears, wolves and elk. The best part is that you can explore this beautiful landscape without crowds!

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The history of maple syrup

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Discover the incredible history of maple syrup through the centuries. Les Trésors d'rable, the grocery specialist in Quebec and Canada.

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What are the most popular sports in Canada?

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From winter sports to summer sports, Canada is renowned for its wide variety of sporting activities for all tastes and levels. Skiing, ice hockey, curling, lacrosse, soccer... Many are the disciplines practiced in Canada. What are the most popular sports in Canada?

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How to replace white sugar with maple syrup?

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White sugar is found in many culinary recipes. However, there are many reasons for replacing it with maple syrup. Whether it is to take advantage of a healthier product, to reduce the caloric rate in recipes or to highlight a refined taste, this substitution is entirely possible. Discover through this article what are the specificities of each ingredient and how to replace them.

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Where to find a real restaurant offering poutine in France?

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Poutine is a typical Canadian dish made famous by its surprisingly textured cheese. Once you taste it, you often want to eat it. But where to find a good poutine in France? We give you our best addresses!

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Maple syrup classes

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Discover the different grading of maple syrup which are based on color and taste. It allows you to choose the maple syrup according to its use.

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Focus on Quebec gastronomy

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In the past, Quebec's culinary identity was considered poor and non-existent. Today, this country has the characteristics of a rich and diverse cuisine. It has several culinary specialties which are very popular. So, to learn more about Quebec gastronomy, we invite you to read this article.

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When is the best time to go to Canada? Winter, Summer or Indian Summer

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Canada, many of you want to go there! If some of you are put off by the winters which can be harsh there, others dream of seeing them in person. Given the size of the country, the question of the best time depends on the region to be visited and what you want to do there.

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The Canadian-American Great Lakes region

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This region is made up of 5 lakes which cover a total area of 244,100 square kilometres. The latter are known as the largest group of lakes in the world after Lake Baikal which is located in Russia. The surroundings of the Canadian-American Great Lakes attract many hikers and tourists because of the beautiful landscapes they offer. Discover some necessary information to know in this article if you want to visit the places.

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The 10 best restaurants in Canada

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Do you intend to visit Canada and discover its culinary specialties? To help you on your trip, here is a list of the 10 best gastronomic addresses in Canada.

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Canada's favorite drinks

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Every country has its own consumption habits and preferences. In Canada, it is safe to say that the population's drink of choice is coffee. Canadians have a very special relationship with coffee, which they enjoy in all its forms. Then come non-alcoholic beverages of all kinds. They also enjoy certain spirits and alcohols. We tell you more about it in this article.

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Getting married in Canada: Tips and ideas for destinations

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Currently, it is not uncommon for couples to decide to formalize their union by getting married abroad. Indeed, this brings a less conventional and more magical side to this event. In the case of the French, the ideal place to celebrate this happy day is most often Canada. However, getting married in the country of maple when you are a foreign national requires steps and procedures different from those of natives. So, what are the conditions to meet to get married in Canada? What documents...

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Beaver tail recipe

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Pam and Grant Hooker went to the Killaloe Fair in 1978 to sell pastries called "beaver tails". The Canadian recipe itself comes from the Hookers. Today, “beaver tail” no longer refers to a simple preparation, but also to a chain of restaurants. We will discover everything about this specialty of the country.

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The Carré Saint-Louis and its houses in Montreal

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Once in Montreal, it is difficult to miss Carré Saint-Louis or Square Saint-Louis. Located in the heart of the Plateau-Mont-Royal borough between avenue des Pins and rue Sherbrooke, Square Saint-Louis has it all. In addition to being easily accessible, it is full of splendid places not to be missed. Among them we can cite the surprising colorful houses with Victorian architecture.

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Is Cranberry Juice Effective For High Blood Pressure

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According to statistics published in 2006 and 2007, one in five Canadians suffers from hypertension and 22.7 % of Canadian adults over the age of 20 have diagnosed hypertension (either or both of these numbers are high). 17 % of hypertensive patients remain unaware of their state of health. Often, it is possible to keep blood pressure under control through a lifestyle based on a balanced diet. According to a recent study, regularly consuming cranberry or cranberry juice reduces high blood...

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The incredible flavor of Maple Syrup

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You want to know everything about Maple syrup, find all the useful information on this very particular dish straight from Canada.

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The eating habits of Canadians

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The diet of Canadians is generally Western, like that of Europeans or Americans. It is made up of cereals and derivatives, dairy products, meat (beef, chicken and pork), fruits and vegetables. Eating habits depend on the region, their history and tradition, but also their environment. Let’s look at them together in this article.

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What are the average salary and cost of living in Canada?

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The average salary and cost of living in Canada play a vital role in making financial decisions and planning for daily life. Understanding these aspects is crucial for residents, potential immigrants and employers looking to assess the economic outlook and standard of living in the country. The average salary provides an indication of general compensation in different sectors and can help assess the competitiveness of job offers. On the other hand, knowing the cost of living allows you to...

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Mont Tremblant in Canada

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To get out of the city on foot, you will find miles of trails, lasting from a few minutes to a few hours. These trails are numerous and well marked, so it is easy to find the one that meets your needs. The more difficult trails have more elevation and may require scrambling over rocks or walking along steep cliffs, but are well worth discovering.

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What are the most liveable cities in Canada?

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Canada is an interesting destination that attracts expatriates because of the warm welcome, hospitality, multiculturalism, tolerance and respect for others, which are values that Canadians hold dear. With spectacular landscapes, beautiful national parks, an exceptional quality of life and friendly locals, the country has it all. Home to several cities where life is good, Canada is the perfect country to move to. If the destination is attractive, the city should be chosen carefully. Focus on...

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Canadian beers

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Canadians consume an average of 78 liters of beer per person per year and Canada ranks 25th among brewers in the world. Sleeman, Molson, Keith, Labatt and Oland have been popular names with heavy beer drinkers for generations. But, over the course of a few years, the sale of beer lost market share in Canada, unlike that in Quebec, which experienced a slight increase.

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Timbits

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Taste Canadian timbits for have a maid amount of sugar. A bite of this sweetness will make you melt thanks to its jam or cream filling. Easy to prepare, these little balls appeal to young and old alike. Let's read the recipe in the following lines.

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All about cranberry harvesting in Canada

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This fruit, which represents Canada very well, is endemic to North America. This red and sour berry is widely cultivated in Quebec and British Columbia. Only the American cranberry or large-fruited cranberry varieties are used for trade.

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Discover major Canadian cities

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Canada has many cities, each more interesting than the next. In this article, we will explore the essential cities of the country, by their history, their economic or strategic importance. Do you dream of moving to Canada or immigrating there? We will also tell you about the most multicultural metropolises to help you in your choice.

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Christmas in Canada: Top 10 places to spend the holidays

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Canada is favored for family celebrations thanks to its friendly atmosphere, its enchanting winter landscapes and its cultural diversity. Local traditions like the sugar shack add an authentic touch to the celebrations.

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Canadian Breakfast

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Breakfast is the first meal of the day and certainly the most important. In Canada, as everywhere else, it provides all the energy the body needs. Nevertheless, it remains more consistent in the countries of the far north. Let's discover together the ingredients that make up a good Canadian breakfast.

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How to Visit Niagara Falls: Tips and Recommendations

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Niagara Falls attracts and captivates with its beauty and power. They are among the most visited and most impressive natural sites on the planet. They are shared between Canada and the United States and are therefore accessible by both countries. However, we note that tourists most often head to the Canadian side to admire them in all their splendor. Do you dream of visiting this natural wonder? We give you our best advice and recommendations through this article

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How is maple sap harvested?

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L'maple water is water that comes from a tree, thesugar maple. To get Maple syrup, maple syrup producers notch the tree and collect the sap, which is mainly composed of water. Indeed, experts estimate that the amount ofmaple water containing sap is approximately 98%.

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Canada's maple syrup cookie recipe

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Maple syrup is an emblematic product of Canada. If it is popularly eaten topped with pancakes, crepes or waffles, several recipes can also be made with it. Today we share with you some Canadian maple syrup cookie recipes.

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Canada's Best Beers

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Do you like Canadian beers? Or would you like to discover them? We have prepared a small list of our best suggestions in terms of beers produced in Canada. You will mainly find the big names in Canadian beer, some of which are available on our site. You will also find craft beers and more amazing flavors.

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Canadian trappers, stories and evolutions

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Trappers have played an important role in Canadian history. Also known as "coureurs des bois", they were excellent explorers and hunters, scouring vast expanses of wilderness to find furry animals to trap. At the beginning of the 17th century, brown gold fever reached the settlers, and the beaver fur trade quickly developed, confirming the importance of this activity which has become a Canadian heritage. Trappers were often forced to venture alone into the depths of Native American...

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The main species of wood in Canada

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Canada has a vast forest, which contributes to its economy, in particular thanks to the forest industry. The Canadian forest has more than a hundred softwood species of exceptional quality. These are very useful in different industrial sectors, such as construction, manufacturing of wooden products and carpentry. Some tree species are used more than others. Find out in this article which ones they are.

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Why is Canada considered one of the safest countries in the world?

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Is Canada a safe country? If we are to believe the various international rankings, it would seem that this country is indeed one of the safest countries in the world. It is also a very attractive country for tourists, students and immigrant workers. Several criteria are studied to judge its safety. These include its crime rate, health and safety at work, access to housing, emergency and health services as well as the perception of individual safety.

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The magic of the Northern Lights in the heart of the Canadian winter

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What are the Northern Lights and where to see them during the coldest season in Canada? Some answers in this article.

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Amaretto typical italian liqueur

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Amaretto is one of the Italian liqueurs that stands out for its delicious amber flavors and its beautiful amber color. This liqueur is the pride of Italy. It is taken as an aperitif or digestive. It is used as a base for many cocktails and is used in various pastry recipes. Amaretto has its own history. Let's find out all about this liquor.

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First Nations of Canada: History and Culture

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Discover the entire history of Canada's First Nations, one of the country's three indigenous groups, as well as their culture and specificities.

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Shepherd's pie, traditional recipe from Quebec

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Shepherd's pie is a traditional Quebec recipe. It has three distinct layers. The first consists of ground beef, the second is made with cream of corn and the last consists of mashed potatoes. This dish, a cousin of shepherd's pie, is very popular in Canada. This tasty preparation joins the ranks of prestigious Quebec dishes alongside the cheese fries and baked beans. Let's find out all about it.

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The canadian beaver

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The Canada beaver or Canadian beaver is the largest rodent in North America and around the world. It is an essentially nocturnal herbivorous mammal living in semi-aquatic environments. Apart from humans, beavers are the only mammals that shape their environment. Expert in building dams and huts, this animal is a very effective helper in natural areas and forests. To learn more about the Canadian beaver, we invite you to discover everything you need to know about it.

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Monster biscuit with blueberry mousse

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Immerse yourself in the gourmet universe with our monster biscuit recipe, wrapped in a creamy blueberry mousse. A sweet experience that will awaken your taste buds!

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The components and nutritional values of maple syrup

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Maple syrup is a sweet product originating in Canada. If it is delicious on pancakes or crepes, what about its nutritional values and its components? It contains no fiber, protein or fat, but is high in carbohydrates and calories. We give you more information on the qualities of this Canadian product.

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How to get quality maple syrup in France?

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From now on, grocery stores, bakeries and pastries attach particular importance to the use of maple syrup. Although the United States is at the forefront of the consumer countries of Quebec maple syrup, this typically Canadian product is also widely marketed in France. Where to find quality maple syrups in France? Discover some interesting leads in this article.

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How is poutine cheese made?

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It is a typical Canadian curd cheese. It is obtained by adding certain additives to milk to make it acidic and trigger its coagulation. The curd is then cut, heated and drained to separate the liquid from the solid. This last part is what will become the cheese. We give you more details on the process of making the so-called couic-couic cheese in this article.

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Zoom on the monarch butterfly in Canada

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The monarch butterfly is one of the most recognized butterfly species in the world. In Canada, this animal species is found from Alberta to Newfoundland. Its most important breeding grounds are in the southern regions of Ontario and Quebec. A small portion of the monarch butterfly population also lives in the southern part of British Columbia. Zoom on the monarch butterfly in Canada!

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The different containers for storing maple syrup (cans, glass bottle, jug, plastic pouch, etc.)

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Maple syrup is one of the products that symbolize Canada. It stands out for its completely natural composition and its freshness. It can be incorporated into sweet desserts and even savory recipes. However, to preserve its flavours, it must be stored properly. What type of container should I choose? And above all, what are the most appropriate storage conditions? Let's take a look at the subject.

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Maple sugar, a super antioxidant

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And yes, sugar when it's maple, is a super antioxidant. Indeed, it is composed of more than 20 antioxidant compounds, and it even steals the show from honey by being up to 5 times more effective than it.

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Canada's ten iconic animals

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The Walrus, the Killer Whale, the Beaver, the Original, the Atlantic Puffin... Focus on the 10 most emblematic animal species of Canada.

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Why is Canada known for its cultural diversity?

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Let's discover together through this article why Canada is known for its cultural diversity and for its immigration policy.

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Canadian recipe for tourtière (meat pie)

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French-speaking Canadians constituted one of the largest immigrant groups in New England beginning in the 19th century. Subsequently, others joined this region in the hope of preserving their language, their customs and their way of life. Their culture was quickly established there, particularly through cuisine. Tourtière is a tradition for special occasions, like Christmas, and each family has its own version. We share with you our recipe for this rustic meat pie. It will be able to serve...

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Everything you need to know about Lake Louise and its surrounding mountains

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Discover the magnificent Lake Louise and the majestic mountains that surround it. A complete guide to learn everything about this emblematic place in Canada.

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Canada's Wild Salmon

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Wild salmon is one of the most popular and consumed species of fish in Canada and around the world. It is now considered a true local emblem, due to its cultural importance to the indigenous populations. Raised in aquaculture or living in the wild, this salmonid is a high value-added product that greatly contributes to the country's economic growth. Due to its special place in Canadian culture, wild salmon are currently the focus of many conservation strategies.

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The history of the Château de Frontenac

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This hotel is an imposing presence in Quebec. Perched on a hill overlooking the city, with its airs of a fortress and its Victorian architecture, it resembles a castle or a French mansion. In addition to having witnessed several great moments in history, the Château Frontenac has also been an important film location. This symbol of Quebec City has a rich history, which we invite you to discover through this article.

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How does the Canadian healthcare system work?

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The Canadian healthcare system is recognized worldwide for its accessibility and quality. Indeed, Canada offers inexpensive health insurance that is accessible to all citizens and residents. It is a country that has high standards of medical care, well-trained medical personnel and a quality public and private hospital network. To find out more, we invite you to discover how the health care system works in Canada.

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Harvesting wild blueberries in Canada

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Blueberries are Canada's most widely grown and exported fruit. It grows there in cultivation or wild in some regions. The wild blueberry has more taste and would also have more benefits than its cultivated version. It is found in impressive quantities in the region around Lac Saint Jean. These small, fleshy, fragile and robust berries must be carefully picked when picked. Find out more through this article.

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Salmon tartare with maple sugar

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A lover of savory and sweet recipes, you will certainly like this original recipe for salmon tartare accompanied by maple sugar. Nothing better represents Canada than this association of high-end products. We will know even more in these few lines.

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Why is Northern Canada almost empty?

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Northern Canada is sparsely populated due to its land being unsuitable for agriculture, mainly due to its icy landscapes and climatic conditions.

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Saskatoon Berry Pie

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Taste Canada's most iconic pastry. This is Saskatoon's famous berry pie. It presents all the criteria that make it a quintessential Quebec delicacy. Let's discover it together.

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How do you know if it's real maple syrup?

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The first step to verifying the authenticity of maple syrup is to read the label carefully. Real maple syrup must be labeled as such and contain only one ingredient: pure maple syrup.

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Discover the benefits of Cranberries

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Cranberries are small, red, hard, round fruits, the flavor of which is described by many as being both bitter and sour. They grow on vines in freshwater bogs, primarily in the northern United States and southern Canada.

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Icewine from Quebec and Canada

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THE ice wine is a wine that is made from frozen grapes also called late harvest. These wines have a very high concentration of residual sugar and are balanced by their acidity.

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Delicious Canadian recipe for sisters farts

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Are you looking for an original recipe idea to serve for dessert? What if this time, you offered the sister's fart to your guests to end the meal on a nice note of maple syrup? The name leaves you perplexed, but it's a sublime Canadian dish that doesn't lack flavor. Let's discover the different ingredients and the preparation of this gastronomic specialty of Canada.

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Canada, a country rich in native plants

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Canada is a country that abounds in natural wealth, including its native flora which presents exceptionally varied and diversified plants. Native plants are those that have evolved naturally in a given environment, without human intervention. Their presence in an ecosystem is therefore important for maintaining the natural balance and the survival of the animal species that depend on it. Canada has many native plants, some of which are endemic to certain regions of the country, meaning they...

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Percé Rock in Quebec

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Percé Rock is located near the town of Percé, which gives it its name. This large monolith is located 750 km from Quebec and more precisely, in the Gaspé Peninsula. Why does this monument attract so many tourists? Let's find out in this section.

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The Quartier du Petit Champlain in Quebec

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Currently, Petit Champlain is one of the most frequented neighborhoods by visitors and tourists in Quebec. Very popular for its many craft shops, restaurants, the appearance of the buildings, its lively corners, it is a historic district of great beauty.

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Native American art in Canada

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First peoples of North America, the Amerindians have a culture of their own. This term is used by anthropologists to refer to Indians who once lived in America and are considered Aboriginal. For those who are from Canada, the designation of First Nations people is much more appreciated. What can we say about these people? Origin, history and art? Focus on the subject.

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The Nanaimo Bar

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A dessert traditionally eaten in North America, the Nanaimo bar does not require cooking. It consists of three different layers. Also known as "Mabel's Bar", this delicacy is one of Canada's best culinary specialties. We will know more about this culinary specialty in these few lines.

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Sea buckthorn: an unknown fruit

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Introduced to Canada in the 1930s, sea buckthorn is a fruit shrub belonging to the Eleagnacea family. Although it is often unknown to the general public, this shrub nevertheless contains significant energy and nutritional resources. Sea buckthorn indeed has many health benefits, due to its multiple bioactive components. What are the origins of this shrub and how is it exploited in Canada? Why should we consider the virtues of sea buckthorn more? Overview of the different characteristics of...

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Practice ice fishing in Canada

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The ice fishing season in Canada is an annual event that takes place from the time the lakes freeze over. Most people only fish during the warmer months, but winter in Canada can be a whole other world of fun.

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Canadian Maple Pecan Pie Recipe

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To end a meal on a nice sweet note, serve yourself a good slice of Canadian pie. For this, we choose a maple and pecan pie. This sweet dessert tantalizes the taste buds with its melting and crunchy texture. This sweet tart is made with a custard made from pecans and corn syrup. Today, we add vanilla and salt to the recipe. To vary the pleasures, there's nothing like a little extra chocolate and a few notes of bourbon. This delicacy was once served with a little whipped cream during...

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Quebec roll recipe

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A classic Quebec dish, lobster roll is a very popular dish. Combining soft and crunchy, this Canadian specialty is rich in taste. Refreshing and tasty, it is mainly eaten in summer, but nothing prevents you from preparing it in winter. This North American snack consists mainly of hot dog bun and lobster. Let's find out everything about this recipe in these few lines.

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maple taffy on snow

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This traditional recipe from Quebec consists of making melt-in-the-mouth confectionery from maple syrup. It is heated and then fired over snow, hence its name. The soft candy thus obtained is traditionally eaten with a stick, or quite simply with a spoon. We tell you all about maple taffy on snow.

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Maple water: an ideal drink for athletes

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Nature has provided a delicious sports drink to hydrate you before and after a workout. This is maple sap, taken directly from the tree. It is rich in nutrients and its contributions can stimulate the performance and recovery of the body. Although it has been consumed for centuries, it has only recently been commercialized.

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Native American bannock

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Traditional bread consumed in Quebec, the Amerindian bannock is made up of various ingredients including flour, salt, water… The colonists of North America greatly appreciated this round and flat bread. If you want to eat a good Canadian meal, invite the bannock and its exquisite flavors to your table. Let's find out how to cook it.

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The Indian Barometer of Canada

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Barometers are devices used to measure air pressure and thus predict temperature changes. They have been used in meteorology and physics for years. Barometers come in different types including mercury, aneroid, gas, electronic and water barometers. These devices are also available in miniature versions to allow farmers to predict dramatic climate changes. On the other hand, there is an instrument with the same concept, but in a more traditional aspect. You will find out in this article!

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What are the means of transportation in Canada?

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Canada is a vast and diverse country with varied and well-developed means of transportation. The transportation options available vary widely. They can range from traditional modes of transportation such as trains, buses, and taxis, to modern options like electric cars, bike-sharing, and ride-sharing services. Discover in this article the different means of transportation available in Canada, and how they meet the travel needs of Canadians and visitors to the country.

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BC Rolls

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BC Rolls is a makizushi (rolled sushi) that contains grilled salmon skin and cucumber. It was an invention of Japanese chef Hidekazu Tojo who decided to use this ingredient instead of seawater eel (anago), which was difficult to find in British Columbia at the time. If you are passing through Vancouver, be sure to stop by Tojo's, his restaurant. You can taste his original recipe as well as his version of the California Roll revisited with brown crab. In the meantime, discover the British...

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Indigenous Canadian cuisine: a little-known culinary history

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The term indigenous refers to the nations that inhabited the territory of Canada before the arrival of European settlers. It includes Inuit and all First Nations tribes and communities. As in all other European colonies, the natives were systematically oppressed. In Canada, they have been reduced to the rank of minorities on their own territory. The history of Indigenous cuisine reflects the history of colonialism in Canada.

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Canadian pancakes

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Plain, stuffed with chocolate, maple syrup or fruit, the crepe goes well with all flavors. Speaking of which, have you ever tasted the Canadian pancake? To begin, let's find out what it is in the following lines.

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Coureurs des bois in Canada

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Anchored in Canadian popular culture, the Coureurs des Bois are emblematic characters in the history of New France. Long considered vagabonds and illegal immigrants by the French colonial regime, these men upset the codes of the fur trade and greatly influenced the development of Canadian society. From the 17th century to the present day, a look back at the adventures of these pioneers of the fur trade.

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The discovery of maple syrup by the Amerindians: origins and legends

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The origins of the practice of making maple syrup from sap are steeped in legend. It was indeed the Amerindians who began this practice long before the arrival of Europeans in North America.

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Speaking French in Canada: 10 Quebec expressions

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To our unaccustomed ears, Canadian French is sometimes very funny. Beyond the accent, it is above all the expressions used which are sometimes confusing. However, it is essential to understand a minimum of these pure Canadian products if we want to converse with the inhabitants of Quebec. Are you planning a trip there soon? Maybe settle there? Or just curious to learn more about this Frenchman from across the Atlantic? We have prepared a list of typical expressions of the province, which you...

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Discover Canada in summer

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Known for its attractions and winter sites, Canada is also a very popular country in the summer. There are many activities you can do at this time of year. Wild nature and wide open spaces await you to complete your stay. Besides, you will also be spoiled for choice with places and cities to visit. Discover Canada in summer through these few lines.

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Canada: a huge mustard seed producer

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Mustard is one of the oldest condiments in the world. It gives taste and character to different recipes and preparations. It is an essential ingredient for successful mayonnaise, dressings and sauces. By crushing the seed, an oil is obtained which is used in the food industry. We know mustard well in France, but did you know that to date, the largest producer in the world remains Canada? We tell you more.

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Explore Lac St-Jean in Canada

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Lac Saint-Jean is one of the places to discover during your trip to Canada. This place offers you many unforgettable activities to have fun with family or friends. So, in order to give you a taste of what awaits you, with the help of this article, set off to discover Lac St-Jean.

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Where to watch whales in Canada?

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Bordered by three oceans, Canada is a particularly favorable destination for spotting whales. In fact, more than 33 species are visible in its waters. In general, the summer months offer the most favorable weather and sea conditions to embark on an epic wildlife adventure. Do you dream of seeing these majestic animals with your own eyes? We give you some tips for your next excursion to see whales in Canada, depending on the species or the location.

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How to use dark type maple syrup in your recipes?

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Quebec maple syrup is an essential product of modern gastronomy. In pastry and cooking, this natural ingredient blends admirably with all types of preparations. Maple syrup is especially appreciated for its virtues on health. It is notably a 100% pure flavouring. % and very rich in nutrients. Currently, many people use dark maple syrup in their recipes. What are the characteristics of this much appreciated nectar? How to exploit the quality of this product in cooking and baking? Here are some...

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Electricity production in Canada

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Canada offers some of the lowest electricity rates among developed countries. Electricity is used mainly for heating, lighting and electric motors. The country's electricity sector has changed significantly over the past decade. First there was liberalization in the 1990s, then the introduction and strengthening of production structures based on renewable energies. In recent years, nuclear production has fluctuated a lot. More info on electricity production in the following article.

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The importance of hockey in Canada

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Although ice hockey exists in many countries, it is especially in Canada that it is most popular. Here is his story.

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Visit Banff National Park in Canada

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Banff National Park is located in the Rocky Mountains and is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This national park has many natural wonders that visitors can explore, including alpine forests, granite peaks, a lake stream, and ice caves. With everything from lakeside campsites to beginner trails, the park is absolutely stunning no matter what you decide to do. Banff's 300 kilometers of trails take hikers on scenic excursions through different areas of the mountain or let them choose...

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The Québécois café at Coureur des Bois

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A coffee made with a treasure of canada: maple syrup. Quebec coffee is made with a mixture of cream and Coureur des Bois Maple Whiskey.

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Why are more and more French people moving to Canada?

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More and more foreigners who want a change of scenery or who are looking for new experiences are coming to Canada. For good reason, it is a magnificent country which offers not only breathtaking landscapes, but also a remarkable quality of life. Among them, there are many French people who choose to leave the routine of their native country to start a new life there. However, despite its undeniable success with international immigrants, questions remain. Why is Canada such a popular...

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The Canadian forest industry

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Canada is the world's second largest producer of wood. Its boreal forest occupies an area of 300 million hectares, located in the north of the country, it is considered the largest almost intact forest on the planet. It contributes to the production of wood in the country. The forest industry has a major influence on the country's economy, generating nearly $58 billion a year and providing thousands of jobs. Only 1 % forest territories are exploited each year, thus allowing the country to...

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Fricot Recipe

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The name of this dish probably comes from the expression “au fricot” which means “at the table”. This chicken soup with vegetables and dumplings is an Acadian recipe. It is one of the many comfort foods of New Brunswick, just like boiled meat. Simple and delicious: these are the best words to describe them. To make the fricot and its dumplings, you will need to start by making the chicken and vegetable broth. The recipe proposed here will serve 6 people. Allow 30 minutes of preparation and...

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Lobster poutine

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Lovers of good Canadian cuisine, try the lobster poutine. This is a variation of the traditional poutine. This preparation enhances the highly prized taste of lobster and combines it with one of the tastiest Quebec recipes. Culinary orgasm guaranteed at the rendezvous. We will know more about it in this article.

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Canada's Lobster Eldorado

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The lobster is an animal that is mainly active at night. Generally, it takes shelter, in crevices or under rocks during the day and provides for its needs in depths of less than fifty meters. In Canada, the southern St. Lawrence and the waters of Nova Scotia are teeming with lobsters. Quebec and New Brunswick are also places rich in these crustaceans.

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Quebec fish soup

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Lover of delicious Canadian recipes, discover Quebec fish soup. With its surprising flavors, it warms the hearts and palates of fine gourmets. Serve this succulent gourmet preparation generously garnished to your guests to move them. Let's discover together the specificities of this typical Canadian dish.

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Celebrations of Indigenous culture and traditions: What are the Indigenous festivals in Canada?

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Indigenous tribes are the inhabitants who populated Canada before the arrival of European settlers. Their acculturation began very early once Europeans dominated the territory. Today, these tribes are in search of their identity and their traditions. Long banned from gatherings and meetings, Aboriginal people now use festivals to convey, publicize and revive their cultures. It is a great source of pride because we celebrate what we tried to make disappear in the past. Moreover, the month of...

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The mining industry in Canada: Resources and issues

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Discover Canada's mining sector, which is responsible for creating a large number of jobs and boosting the country's economy.

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How to make pulled pork with maple syrup?

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The gastronomy is in perpetual evolution with every day new recipes as succulent as each other. Among these many preparations, the pulled pork in maple syrup is undoubtedly one of the most adored. Do you want to wow the taste buds of the whole family with this culinary marvel? Discover here the different steps to make pulled pork with maple syrup.

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Why is Canada a dream destination for winter sports enthusiasts?

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Canada is famous for its snow-capped mountains which delight winter sports lovers. Every year, it attracts more and more enthusiasts and thrill seekers. A veritable paradise for snow sports aficionados and a popular destination for winter vacations, Canada is an obvious choice for anyone looking for a unique setting to indulge in their favorite winter activities. Alpine or cross-country skiing, snowboarding, ice fishing, hiking, dog sledding or even snowmobiling: Canada is one of the most...

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Niagara Falls in Canada

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Niagara Falls is a waterfall located on the Niagara River in the Township of Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario. It is one of the three great waterfalls and is one of the 7 wonders of nature in North America. Niagara Falls has not always been part of Canada. They were originally part of the territory of the United States which would later become the State of New York. Canada's control of this territory lasted only between 1841 and 1843, as it only relinquished its claims when Britain threatened to...

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Canadian ice ciders

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Ice and cold are an integral part of the cultural heritage of the Canadian province. From the combination of apple orchards and harsh Quebec winters, ice cider is born. It is an invention that conquered the tables of the best restaurants in the world and which continues to be talked about.

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Bacon and maple syrup burger

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How about biting into a tasty Canadian burger? Discover the recipe which consists of bacon and maple syrup. It mixes the country's emblematic ingredients in a burger with a unique taste. Let's find out more about this way of cooking the hamburger.

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The Thousand Islands Archipelago in Canada

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Canada is a country of diverse landscapes, which means there are many places to visit… One of the most historically significant parts of Canada is near the border between the United States and Quebec, in a spur called the Thousand Islands Archipelago.

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Maple-Mustard Ribs

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Discover a delicious recipe for maple and mustard ribs. Savor these tender and flavorful ribs with authentic Canadian flavors.

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Wild blueberries for the people of Lac Saint Jean

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Blueberries, these tiny blue-black berries with a slightly tart taste, have become Canada's most exported fruit. In fact, thousands of hectares of wild blueberries grow naturally near Lac Saint Jean and neighboring regions of Quebec.

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The secrets of making maple syrup, the blond gold of Quebec

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Do you own maple trees and want to learn how to make maple syrup? Are they sugar maples or silver maples? In fact, the sugar bush is fun and easy and can be done on a small or large scale.

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Discover Canadian ice cider

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Ice cider is not apple juice on ice, it is a delicate, delicious and sweet liqueur made from frozen apples. It is also necessary to know how to drink ice cider.

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Baked Beans Recipe

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In Canada, baked beans are often cooked. The dish consists of regional products. In Quebec, we let the navy beans or dried beans boil before adding the pork bacon. The maple syrup enhances the flavors. Let's discover the basics of this meal together.

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Creamy cheese soup recipe

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In Canada, winter is harsh, but chefs have a thousand and one recipes to offer you to warm your stomach and your heart. Discover in particular the famous cheese soup with its court broth and its many tasty ingredients. Let's see together how to cook this preparation that the country is famous for.

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How to Immigrate to Canada: Process and Requirements

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Currently, Canada is one of the countries with the largest immigration program in the world. In fact, each year, it welcomes nearly 400,000 immigrants from all over the world. Moreover, the objective of local authorities is to reach 100 million inhabitants by 2100. But why does Canada encourage immigration? As its economic and population growth slows, the country needs skilled workers to boost its labor market. To avoid the same disaster as Japan in 1990, it therefore uses external labor on a...

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The health applications of maple water

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Maple water, made from the pure sap of the maple tree, is not as sweet or syrupy as the maple syrup we are all familiar with. Apart from its particular and very slightly sweet taste, it is also loaded with plant-based nutrients and minerals. In addition to being a very hydrating drink, maple water also has many other health benefits.

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Buttered hot whiskey

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Discover and savor one of the best Canadian specialties by letting yourself be seduced by the taste of hot buttery whisky. A rather special appellation certainly, but which represents the excellence of gastronomy in Quebec. We will know more about it in these few lines.

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Focus on sugar cream, a typical Quebec delicacy

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Do you want to know the secrets to a successful sugar cream? Then read this article! It also contains useful information on its nutritional values and on the top 10 best fudges. Focus on this specifically Quebec treat!

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Anticosti Island in Canada

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Anticosti Island, located at the eastern end of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, is the largest uninhabited island in Canada. It is one of the last great wilderness areas in eastern North America. It represents more than 12 % (i.e. 300,000 km2) of the total area of Quebec. The island has made headlines in recent years due to its oil production potential and plans by the Quebec provincial government to develop a liquefied natural gas industry on Anticosti Island.

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Maple Syrup and Diabetes: Is It Safe to Consume?

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Maple syrup is one of Canada’s most iconic sweet treats, loved for its unique flavour and natural origin. However, for people with diabetes, consuming sweet products like maple syrup can raise legitimate questions and concerns. In this article, we’ll explore whether maple syrup is safe for diabetics to consume, taking into account its glycemic index, potential benefits, and expert advice.

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The Quebec Carnival

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The Carnaval de Québec is the largest and oldest winter carnival in the world. This festival, which celebrates the cold season, is generally held for a fortnight in Quebec City. Many events take place there over three weekends in January and February: parades, outdoor concerts, sporting events, etc. The 2023 edition started on February 4: the opening date had to be postponed due to bad weather. For the 70th edition, the planned dates are from February 2 to 11, 2024.

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History of Canada Day: The meaning behind this national day

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Canada Day is an annual holiday celebrating the anniversary of Canadian Confederation, which took place on July 1, 1867. This day is an opportunity for Canadians to celebrate their country, its history, its culture and its achievements. However, behind these festivities and fireworks is actually a rich and complex history that dates back more than 150 years. In this article, discover the origins of Canada Day, the evolution of its celebration and its meaning.

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Major sporting events in Canada

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Sport plays a big part in the lives of Canadians. There are several major sporting events which are followed by a significant part of the population.

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Maple cake

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Cook Canadian with this Maple Cake recipe. Buy all the corresponding products on the site.

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Organic maple syrup (the standard to be respected)

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Quebec authorities have noticed that the overproduction and overuse of maple trees in maple fields has degraded the quality of the soil and led to tree dieback. Acid rain was first mentioned as the cause, before realizing that overexploitation was the cause. This observation led to the creation of the first standards and regulations for organic maple syrup. The initial objective was to protect trees - and nature in general - as well as consumers, by regulating the products used during the...

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The Old Port of Montreal

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In addition to its title as a World Heritage Site, Montreal is also home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site consisting of three buildings: the Old Port, the Old Town and the Citadel. These three sites can best be described as a group of UNESCO sites (with some overlapping areas), as they are all connected and located in the same place. However, each of these sites is notable for its individual historical value.

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Canadian specialty Donair recipe

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Are you on the sandwich, taco, kebab team? Have you ever had the Canadian specialty? If the answer is no, find out how to prepare a delicious Donair, with all the sauces and ingredients.

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The best beaches in Canada

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Beaches are not the first type of place that comes to mind when talking about Canada. The country still has some beautiful beaches. We invite you to discover them with us. Through this article, we will go from coast to coast to the lake beaches of Canada. If the ocean beaches are the most beautiful and spectacular, the beaches of its innumerable lakes - excluding glacier lakes - are the most suitable for swimming.

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Maple butter pancake

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Cook Canadian with this Maple Butter Galette recipe. Buy all the corresponding products on the site.

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Post syrup: diluted or poor quality maple syrup!

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Post syrup refers to a sweet, golden syrup that tends to mimic maple syrup. We talk about "post" because it is not made from maple. A syrup that does not come from maple sap is called "post syrup".

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Bacon confit with maple syrup

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Bacon is an ingredient that Americans and Canadians consume almost daily. These perfectly grilled strips of pork are indeed delicious. In North America, they are available in maple syrup, which makes them both crispy and sweet. According to fans, it's a divine recipe! We share this original discovery with you to impress your guests at breakfast or for brunch.

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Canadian whiskey with maple syrup

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Of Scottish origin, whiskey is an alcoholic grain brandy that has convinced consumers around the world and for years. From the distillation of fermented musts, whiskeys are drinks whose manufacture is quite complex.

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Maple beef bourguignon

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Cook Canadian with this Maple Beef Bourguignon recipe. Buy all the corresponding products on the site.

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What is a Canadian well?

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The Canadian well, also known as the Provençal well or climatic well, is a system which aims to ventilate, cool and heat a house via a geothermal air-ground exchanger. In winter, it heats the air in a building, while in summer it cools it. This technique, still unknown, is however very appreciated for its ecological character, its practicality as well as its effectiveness. To find out a little more, we show you everything you need to know about the Canadian well.

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The different benefits of maple syrup

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Maple syrup, a natural and sweet product, is much more than a simple delight for the taste buds. In addition to adding a unique flavor to our dishes, it is full of health benefits. Let's discover together the different virtues of this treasure of nature.

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How is Christmas celebrated in Canada?

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Christmas celebrations in Canada are a magical fusion of warm traditions and snowy landscapes that captivate everyone's heart.

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Delicious Canadian Coleslaw Recipe

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Delicate and melt-in-the-mouth, Canadian coleslaw salad can be enjoyed in all circumstances. It is served with grilled meats or bagels. It is also found as an accompaniment to barbecues and cold buffets. Refreshing in summer, it boosts immunity in winter thanks to the vitamins contained in vegetables. Let's see how to prepare this tasty culinary specialty.

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How to compose a real Canadian brunch

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Brunch is a meal between breakfast and lunch. Copious and rich, it is a late breakfast or an early lunch. Brunch is usually taken during the weekend. It is more substantial than the usual breakfast and it sticks enough in the belly to be considered as a lunch. Are you planning a special Canada brunch? Or are you looking for original ideas for your next brunch? Find out more about the Canadian brunch through our article.

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How to use maple sugar?

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Maple syrup is a traditional and popular food in North America. We owe its origin to the Native Americans who already used it as a source of sugar, long before the arrival of the settlers. A legend attributes the discovery of the syrup to the dogs who would have licked a branch of maple, thus giving the idea to their master to taste it in turn. When the first settlers arrived in North America, the Amerindians taught them the art of pruning the trunks to collect the sap. The syrup is obtained...

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Extreme Sports in Canada: Intense Adventure

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Discover the adrenaline of Canadian extreme sports, from whitewater kayaking to bungee jumping. Immerse yourself in thrilling experiences amid spectacular landscapes.

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Why is Canada a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts?

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Tourists come from all over the world to discover Canada's nature. Canada is known for its immense outdoor spaces and low population density. Few countries in the world offer such a variety of landscapes as Canada. Vibrant cities, gorgeous beaches and delicious food make it a winning country, but it's the vast and stunning wilderness that takes Canada to the next level.

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Smoked meat sandwich recipe

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We often tend to reduce Quebec cuisine to poutine and maple syrup. However, this gastronomy delights you with its numerous meals. Discover this smoked meat sandwich which is simply delicious. We would eat it well for lunch or a snack. What is it made of? We will have the answer in these few lines.

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Cranberry Brownies

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How about a generously sweet and chocolate snack? Treat yourself and bite into a succulent chocolate brownie. To recall the flavors of Canada, add cranberry or cranberry to your recipe. Let's discover together this preparation of cranberry brownies to make our mouths water.

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Blueberry Muffins

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The blueberry, Canada's emblematic fruit, is known for its delicate flavor and bright color. It is cultivated and is used in a variety of recipes. It is offered in many forms: jams, juices, dried or in fruit paste. Do you want to introduce dried blueberries into your preparations? Try the blueberry muffins. This delicious recipe is easy to make. With wild blueberries, it is even better!

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Crossing Canada in a motorhome: an unforgettable adventure

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Crossing Canada in a motorhome is an experience that is sure to leave lasting memories. This huge country, with its varied landscapes and natural wonders, offers a multitude of opportunities for road trippers. Nature enthusiasts will keep an unforgettable memory of this expedition through the different regions of the country. It's also a unique opportunity to recharge your batteries in the great outdoors and discover maple country from a new angle.

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Canadian Inuit raw fish recipe

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Are you a fan of raw fish recipes? Once at a restaurant, do you like to order a portion of sushi or sashimi? You will also be served in Canada, because there is no shortage of preparations based on raw Inuit fish in Quebec cookbooks. Let's discover the different characteristics of raw Inuit fish.

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What is organic maple syrup? How is it made?

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Organic certification is obtained following the examination of the production and the production process. Certification bodies take care of all the verification. Maple syrup can also be labeled organic. This guarantees a quality product. This production does not endanger the environment. We give you more details about organic maple syrup in this article.

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Theater Festivals Canada: World renowned

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Explore theater festivals in Canada and immerse yourself in world-class performances. An artistic celebration that transcends borders, offering an unforgettable theatrical experience

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Shrimp cake

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And if you bite into a delicious shrimp cake to release all these flavors reminiscent of Canada? But what is it? This recipe was invented by the Micmacs. At first, the nation did not have access to sea shrimp. Also, she had to turn to freshwater gammarids. We will know more about this preparation in these few lines.

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Parmentier soup

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Cook Canadian with this shepherd's pie recipe. Buy all the corresponding products on the site.

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Recipe for Franco-Accadian Ploye (Acadian pancake)

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Franco-Accadian ployes are a very different type of crepe, although they look a bit like pancakes. They are prepared with buckwheat flour and are only cooked on one side, hence the characteristic "holes" that they develop during cooking. We share with you the recipe for these traditional crepes, still very popular in Quebec.

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Canada's most famous archaeological sites and their history

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Discover the most famous archaeological sites in Canada through this article. We reveal their story to you!

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Cranberries and urinary tract infections

Posted in: The wild berries of Canada

The cranberry, or cranberry, is traditionally consumed in North America to fight urinary tract infections. It would contain active ingredients helping to protect the body against the pathogenic agents responsible for these infections. We tell you more in this article.

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Canadian maple syrup cake recipe

Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The desserts

Out of recipe idea for the family snack? Why not prepare a delicious maple syrup cake to combine French pastry with quality products from Canada? Let's discover together the basics of this preparation and the origin of the ingredients that compose it.

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Place Royale in Quebec

Posted in: Iconic streets and neighborhoods of Canada

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Are you going on a trip to Quebec? Old Quebec and Lower Town are certainly among the places you want to visit. Have you thought about seeing the Place Royale, which is also one of the country's points of interest? This square invites you to immerse yourself in the city. You will discover everything about Canadians and Quebecers. Let's discover the superb architecture of this pearl of Quebec. Tourists are amazed by its style mixing France and England.

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Grilled chicken with maple syrup

Posted in: Recipe from Canada, Main dishes

With the beautiful days coming back, we also bring out the barbecue for convivial lunches. Chicken is a meat that everyone loves, especially when it's grilled! Bring a little something extra and originality with the recipe for grilled chicken marinated in maple. Our tip: let it marinate overnight for maximum flavor and tenderness. The marinade does not go to waste: we make a nice sauce with it.

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Guide to the best online Canadian grocery stores

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Sample items from Canadian grocery stores without having to travel to Canada. These online sales sites offer many Quebec culinary specialties. Let's take a quick look at the products sold on these Canadian brands online

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Norman toast with apples, Camembert and maple jelly

Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The morning toast

Cook Canadian with this recipe for Norman apple toast, to enjoy for breakfast. Buy all the corresponding products on the site.

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Eating in a sugar shack in Quebec, a must!

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The sugar shack in Quebec is an essential culinary tradition for locals and tourists. This unique experience allows you to discover the culture and flavors of the province by tasting typical dishes. Most are made with maple syrup, the province's sweet star. For the inhabitants of the province, joining this gathering place is an annual ritual. It is also an opportunity for them to share the culture and history of Quebec with visitors and tourists. These establishments are often located in the...

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The best icewines produced in Canada

Posted in: Canada vineyard

THE ice wine is made from frozen grape harvests. Although this technique is not Canadian, the country is now known for the quality of its ice wines. The conditions there are in fact right for the production of ice wine. This complex drink is a true concentrate of tastes, smells and flavors. Do you want to discover this sweet wine from the great cold? We have prepared our list of best ice wines produced in Canada.

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Bloody Caesar Recipe

Posted in: Cocktails from Canada

Did you know that Canada also has iconic cocktails that make it famous? The Bloody Caesar is one of them. This drink composed of tomato juice with clams and vodka is typical of North America. That's not all, because this mix also contains hot sauce and Worcestershire sauce. Let's find out everything about it in this section.

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Maple Baked Beans

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Maple sugar and maple syrup are two deliciously sweet ingredients that make up Canadian recipes, especially desserts. However, they can accompany many other preparations including baked and maple beans. Does the name already make your mouth water? But wait until you discover the delights that make up this dish. Let’s go together to dissect this preparation.

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How is maple sugar made?

Posted in: All you need to know about maple syrup

The Anishinaabeg and the nishnaabeg, indigenous peoples, often divided the year into six and not into four. They choose pre-spring to collect maple sap. This period is also called “the sugar season” or the “maple moon”. The full sugar moon appears to signify the start of the maple sap harvest. The sugaring off season is one of the traditions rooted in the customs of the First Nations. It persists to this day. Maple sugar arrives on our tables to bring flavor to our dishes. How do you get...

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Discover Quebec rums

Posted in: Canadian spirits

If Puerto Rico has always been the first producer of rum in the world, Canada is now becoming one of the most powerful distilleries. The province of Quebec has indeed played a major role in this transition, notably with the creation of the Société des alcools du Québec (SAQ). Currently, Quebec rum is doing perfectly well and is enjoying great success with both local and foreign consumers. Let's discover Quebec rums: the specificities as well as the different types.

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Maple marinated salmon

Posted in: Recipe from Canada, Main dishes

Salmon and maple syrup are two products found extensively in North America and Canada. You can combine these two ingredients with a fish marinade made with maple syrup. This bold and modern recipe gives the fish a sweet and mild taste. To balance your dish, choose one or more side dishes with character. You will find the recipe for this dish and our best side dish ideas

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Haunted Castles of Canada: Myths and Legends

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Canada has several hotels and castles famous for housing specters and tormented souls. This is their story.

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Canadian films: Cinema, renowned directors and actors

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Although less adored than its American and European counterparts, Canadian cinema has experienced significant growth in recent years. In fact, there are more and more Canadian productions that are being talked about internationally. Moreover, the success of this sector does not stop there and extends to both actors and directors from the maple country. Today we will talk about them in particular. From milestones to famous faces to the most awarded films, here's everything you need to know...

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Clam Chowder Recipe

Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The soups

Clams are one of the products often available on the fishmonger's menu. To cook it, you just add water. Otherwise, we brown it in the pan to enjoy it with pasta. In Canada, you will find the famous clam chowder among the most famous culinary specialties. Let's discover together the recipe for clam chowder or clam chowder.

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Recipe for “Wild Blueberry Charlotte”

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Wild blueberry charlotte is a recipe that celebrates the delicate and sweet flavors of this small blue fruit.

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Atlantic Salmon Gravlax Recipe

Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The entrees

In sushi, grilled or sautéed, fish is unanimous. But have you ever tried the Atlantic salmon gravlax recipe. This Scandinavian recipe consists of a beautiful piece of raw and marinated salmon. It is served tasty and very tender. Let's find out everything about this exotic dish.

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Canadian-style Beef Wellington Recipe

Posted in: Recipe from Canada, Main dishes

Impress your guests with this fabulous beef Wellington recipe, straight from Canada. Rich in protein, this dish stands out for its tender and tasty meat. Let's take a quick look at this typical preparation from the far North.

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Discover Quebec gins

Posted in: Canadian spirits

While the market has long been dominated by brands such as Bombay Sapphire, Tanqueray or Beefeater, small distilleries have multiplied in North America. Canada today produces quality, world-renowned gins. The best of these locally produced gins are beginning to gain more and more recognition. These products are sure to only get better from now on.

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Focus on the Canadian vineyard

Posted in: Canada vineyard

The Canadian Vineyard is an idyllic rural getaway, with breathtaking views and luxurious accommodations. For the first time in the last 50 years, Canadian wineries are open to the public. Just a short drive from the Greater Toronto Area and the Ottawa Valley, it's not hard to see why our country is attracting international attention as a tourist destination.

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Typical Canadian jams

Posted in: Recipe from Canada, The morning toast

What would a breakfast be without a good jar of jam? And why not let yourself be tempted by the delicious Canadian jams? They stand out for their delicate flavors and their aromas reminiscent of the Far North. Let's discover them together.

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Lobster drunk at Sortilège | Canadian recipe

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Cook Canadian with this Drunk Lobster with Sortilège recipe. Buy all the corresponding products on the site.

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Spices from Canada's boreal forests

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The term spices certainly conjures up images of exotic lands such as Asia, Mexico, the Middle East or archipelagos in the oceans. However, the countries of the North also have their own spices, some of which grow wild. In Canada, it is the spices of the Canadian boreal forests. They are mainly found in Quebec, in Gaspésie or in the Lac Saint-Jean region. Most of them are medicinal plants. We invite you to discover some of them in this article.

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Food markets in Canada: Discovery of local products and regional flavors

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Canada, second largest country in the world with an area of 10 million km2, is a cosmopolitan state where life is particularly good. Its history is closely linked to its three founding peoples: the Aboriginal people, the British and the French. Immigration has also had a strong impact on the evolution of Canadian society. Over the decades, this ethnic diversity has helped establish a strong cultural identity and played a leading role in the country's economy. Currently, the functional food...

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Christmas traditions in Canada

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Christmas has a Christian origin, but today it is adopted by most of the world. This holiday is synonymous with joy, generosity and good things. It is one of the most anticipated celebrations in Canada and is an opportunity for all families to come together around an elaborate meal. Canadian Christmas also includes many traditions that are passed down from generation to generation. We tell you more in this article.

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